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By Julie Minda from The Catholic Health Association of the United States Read More

On May 3, 2017, I.W. Village Officials and Campaign Managers assembled the resident community for the presentation of Plans for the Expansion of the Ministry, complete with a Groundbreaking Ceremony and community celebration. Read More

A group of San Antonio women traveled to the United Nations’ Commission on the Status of Women conference in New York City last week to present on how leadership opportunities can combat inequality and gender gaps on local and global levels. Read More

Pope Francis in his message to the whole world, Laudato Si, challenged us to take scientific findings about climate change and global warming seriously, but he noted that spirituality is needed as much as science. He wrote, “’Praise be to you, my Lord’. In the words of this beautiful canticle, Saint Francis of Assisi remindsRead more Read More

A unique collaborative of four local empowerment organizations has been selected to present at the upcoming Commission on the Status of Women conference in New York City on how creating leadership opportunities for women can combat inequality and gender gaps. Read More

I am very excited to announce that our Sisters Care ministry has won a State-wide award from LeadingAge Texas for Excellence in Community Service!! The actual award will be presented to us at the LeadingAge Texas annual conference and solutions expo in Austin on May 22nd. Read More

Little lives are being transformed daily at the Promised Land Preschool in Peru. Read More

This New Year 2017 the City of San Antonio, TX, received a rainfall of blessings, as it was the city that hosted a five-day event organized by Focus; “SEEK 2017”. The event was on January 3-7, in the Henry B González Convention Center, where 12 500 Catholic young people from several Universities in the UnitedRead more Read More

Thousands of men and women who have been educated and shaped in the classrooms of our congregation are doing good deeds today. Hundreds of women cared for by our Sisters have broken the chain of AIDS transmission or have been empowered for the sake of themselves and their families. Dying and sick have been comfortedRead more Read More

During the first weeks of January I had the opportunity to share the spirituality and charism of the Congregation as Sisters of Charity of the Incanate Word and the work done by our JPIC Office in Lima, with our lay missionaries in Peru. Read More